Force Field PR May 2017

All songs written and arranged by Kacey Johansing
Produced by Kacey Johansing
with help and guidance from 
Eric D Johnson, Jeremy Black, Timothy Ramsey, Robert Cheek
Engineered by James Riotto and Jeremy Black
Mixed by Robert Cheek
Recorded at the Panoramic House and at home in Bolinas, Big Sur and Portland. 
Includes musical contributions from members of The Range of Light Wilderness, Real Estate, Vetiver, The Fruit Bats, Tall Tales and the Silver Lining. 


Bow And Arrow

The second single from Humle Fire's forthcoming record Builder.

Pre-order Builder on Bandcamp: humblefire.band/album/builder

Lyrics:
I’m alright, i’m ok 
Would you believe me 
Anyway 
So put on your smile 
And wear it for a little while 

It’s a fine line 
Between faking it 
And breaking it 

So put on your smile 
And wear it for a little while 

By, by, by 
By, by, by 

This is how you get by 
This is how you get by 
This is how you get by, by, by, by 

This is how you get by 
This is how you get by 
This is how you get by, by, by, by 

So put on your smile

Builder

Fine Line

NO WIN - You'll Be Fine

Myanmar

Animal EP

Proem

79Ancestors is proud to share "Something Akin to Lust" - the first new Telefon Tel Aviv track in over 8 years, and the first single from the inaugural 79A compilation, "Territories" 

Buy Territories Now:  www.79Ancestors.com/Territories

Telefon Tel Aviv - Something Akin To Lust

The Pains of Being Pure at Heart - "Anymore" from the album The Echo of Pleasure (Painbow Records 2017)

The Echo of Pleasure

Anymore

Forward Motion

Taken from Rips' forthcoming self-titled debut LP. Released by Faux Discx on June 16. Pre-order here: www.fauxdiscx.com/shop/rips
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Brooklyn based Rips have quickly built a reputation amongst NYC showgoers, winning them over with their virtuous melodies and sheer ferocity amidst an endless flurry of shows. Their songs may channel late '70s New York City bands like Television and The Feelies, but Rips propels these references into something new. Their self-titled debut, produced by Austin Brown of Parquet Courts, is eleven tracks of buzzing guitar riffs driven by a charged rhythm section, all set under lyrics that are actually worth a damn.

Rips (the record) takes cues from the moonlighting era of rock, while delivering a set of songs distinctly fit for the modern age. Once described as a “hyperreal rock n’ roll group”, the phrase “borne forward ceaselessly into the future" is more what they’re going for here.

So break an old habit. Let your hair down (or up). Rips will take you there.

Force Field PR May 2017

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